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The Nocturnal Behavior of Feral Hogs
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Feral hogs by definition are descended from domestic pigs gone wild. In North America, domesticated hogs were originally brought over from Europe by the Spanish conquistadors: Columbus in the West Indies (1493) and Hernando de Soto in Texas (mid-1500’s). These domesticated ancestors were diurnal (active during the day).
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Hog Blog Archives
- When "Old School" is what you need
- Techniques for Butchering Wild Hogs
- The Clean Kill: Where to Shoot a Hog
- Why Are Feral Hogs Hard To Hunt?
- Hunting Feral Hogs At Night
- DIY Hog Hunting Bait | Tips and Tricks For Taking Feral Hogs
- Feral Hog Population Control Methods Across Texas
- Tips For Hog Hunting With Feeders
- Feral Hog Hunting Checklist
- How To Stay Safe While Feral Hog Hunting
- Louisiana’s Growing Feral Hog Problem
- Protect Yourself From Feral Hog Diseases And Brucellosis When Hog Hunting
- Visit HOGMAN-OUTDOORS at Hunters Extravaganza!
- Where to Hunt Feral Hogs Year Round
- Louisiana Bills to Loosen State Hog Hunting Regulations
- Feral Hogs Plaguing Rural Missouri
- The Maternal Wild Hog
- When Hunting, Take Advantage of Hog Vulnerabilities
- Win A Hog Hunting Trip
- Feral Hog Advantage
- The Nocturnal Behavior of Feral Hogs
